What is Clean House?
Clean House is a 3D simulation game created by StoreRider and released in 2026. The objective centers on restoring neglected properties by wiping away surface grime, repainting walls within an allocated paint budget, styling rooms with furniture, and placing the finished buildings on the market to earn rental revenue. Unlike passive idle titles, progression requires hands-on cleaning and careful resource management to turn run-down spaces into lucrative real estate holdings. The game runs directly in modern desktop and mobile web browsers without requiring downloads or extra software installations.
Key features
- Property restoration: Turn cluttered living spaces into furnished, high-value rental properties.
- Eraser cleaning tool: Guide an eraser over stained walls to wipe away built-up grime.
- Paint resource limits: Manage a fixed paint budget to cover room surfaces efficiently.
- Rental business growth: Lease finished houses to tenants to generate reliable income streams.
- Real estate expansion: Reinvest rental revenue to unlock larger and more demanding properties across the city.
- Cross-device navigation: Control character movement via keyboard commands on desktop or virtual joysticks on touchscreens.
How to play
- Step inside a cluttered property and inspect the grime coating the interior walls and floors.
- Guide your cleaning tool across dirty surfaces until every trace of grime is cleared.
- Apply fresh paint across bare walls while monitoring your remaining paint budget carefully.
- Click or tap on-screen styling prompts to select interior furnishings and decorate each room.
- Put the completed property up for rent once all renovation tasks are satisfied.
- Collect incoming rental returns and allocate the earnings toward acquiring bigger buildings across town.
Controls
| Action | Keyboard / mouse | Touch |
|---|---|---|
| Move around | WASD or arrow keys | Virtual joystick |
| Select options and decor | Mouse click | Screen tap |
Renovation and rental mechanics
Every restoration project is divided into distinct operational stages. Thorough cleaning clears dirt so that surfaces can accept fresh paint. Applying paint requires steady coverage to prevent exhausting your paint meter before finishing the room. After furnishings are placed, the property transitions to rental status, providing continuous cash flow to fund your subsequent real estate acquisitions.
| Stage | Core task | Project outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Sanitation | Wipe grime and stains with the eraser | Clears surfaces for painting |
| Painting | Coat walls within the paint budget | Completes interior wall preparation |
| Decoration | Choose furniture pieces and layouts | Prepares the home for rental occupancy |
| Leasing | List the renovated home on the market | Produces recurring rental income |
Tips and strategy
- Plan sweeping paths: Move the eraser in long, steady stripes across walls so no small dirt spots get overlooked.
- Conserve paint coverage: Coat surfaces systematically to avoid running out of paint before an entire wall is finished.
- Check corner edges: Built-up grime often hides along room perimeters, so double-check corners before moving on.
- Confirm furnishings promptly: Select decorative items right away so the residence can hit the rental market without delay.
- Reinvest leasing income: Put incoming rental earnings directly toward buying larger properties rather than holding idle capital.
Similar games
Players who enjoy practical management and restoration simulations can explore other titles on this site:
- Perfect Peel — A relaxing simulation game focused on precision carving and peeling mechanics.
- Idle Light City — An urban management title where players build power grids to illuminate expanding districts.
- Village Craft — A resource-management simulation centered on gathering materials and expanding settlements.
Fans of StoreRider can also explore the studio’s other simulation games, including DIY Desk Designer and Airplane Manager.
Developer and history
Clean House was developed by StoreRider and released in 2026. The game expands the developer’s simulation catalogue, which includes other casual projects such as DIY Desk Designer, Airplane Manager, City Cab Rush, and Gas Station.
